Lovely B&B with lots of character. Yes it's quirky, but in a lovely old fashioned way. The housekeepers of this Inn were a lovely family who were kind and polite and eager to make sure their guests were comfortable.
I stayed in the Willow room which has an ensuite including a shower cubical. Very comfortable bed. I was on a business trip and I slept very well. Makes a change from the big chain hotels.
I recommend this B&B.

We spent a night here two nights ago, our first time. We were way-impressed!

The house is beautiful; the neighborhood classic and interesting; our room super-quiet and furnished very nicely, and the staff person (I wish I could remember her name; her daughter was assisting her) could not have been kinder or more helpful. Breakfast on Sat. was quiche--delicious, with many bread selections available. We felt lucky as there was only one other room occupied when we were there--had the house virtually to ourselves. Very reasonably priced--roughly the same as a 3-star hotel, maybe less--and we were within walking distance of the Benjamin Harrison home, which was why we were in town. We'd definitely stay here again. In fact, the night before we stayed in a regular hotel in another city and slept poorly. We both slept like babies at the Looking Glass!